That Computer Show

Hey out there, we just put together bits and pieces of dead robots and ducktape to get That Computer Show live on the net direct from our headquarters of DOOM deep inside a mountain (not really).  We are still working on getting the streams right for ALL platforms.  Here are a few useful links for our friends on different platforms:

On a Windows computer you should use this link:  Click Here

On Mac this should open our show in iTunes:  Click Here

For Linux users click either one.  They should just work.  Muhahahah.

Chris

UPDATE:   Hey if you have an iPhone or and iPod touch you can listen to us on it with the SHOUTcast app from the app store.  More about that here.

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It began in 1999, with gamer Oren Kramer, who while playing Starcraft and Quake asked the question, “What if a gaming keyboard could be designed to let gamers execute complex maneuvers and a combination of movements with just a single easy keystroke? ” and then after a sip of Mountain Dew asked, “Would a keyboard dedicated to gaming action not make it easier and faster for gamers of all levels to master any game and maximize playing enjoyment? ” Well Oren used the force and had two level 2 engineers develop the ZBoard which hit the streets back in 2003. Shortly after, in 2k6, Ideazon dropped the MERC on us like a tactical nuke. …. OK so I took some dramatic liberties there, but you get the idea, These guys at Ideazon take gaming seriously. Need proof professor? Check out their “anti-wuss” campaign on their site. They offer some really kick-ass gaming gear.

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As I was posting my first looks for the new gaming notebook, I was told that our show is going to be pushed because of a football game.   I am not pleased.  Stephen and I are very sorry our show will not air today.  Oh well… guess I will have to work today.  Yeah, I have the tough job of playing as many games on the new IFL90 notebook as I can.  I might also put a few productivity apps on it… maybe.  So off to the grind.  Many virtual people await their demise at my hand [grenade].

 

Chris